I feel like him sometimes actually lol. We all have our blindness 🤖 mindset and qwi gon waz to da force of a 🧠. Nothing but blissful restlessness for knowledge and force.
@@jwil4286 Alright. Plus, Count Dooku likely would not have become a sith. Quigon dying had an effect on Dooku. Even if Quigon had lived. Dooku may have still left the Jedi order without becoming Sidious apprentice.
@@reallemmykoopa2008 No, it was to determine Anakins fate. He would not have turned to the darkside if Qui Gonns had been his master. Also in turn the Republics, galaxy's and Jedi's fates also.
Qui Gonn needed to die. If Anakin never joined Palpatine, there's a high chance old Palps still would have succeeded and ended the Jedi order. And if Qui Gonn was Anakin's master, Luke and Leia may never have been born. Without them, there wouldn't be anyone left to fight the Empire. Just my hot take. Either all that would happen, or Anakin would have fulfilled his destiny and became the chosen one and singlehandedly ended Palpatine. But that seems less likely to me
Just consider the fact, that Yoda pretty much knew about the future to come. He had visions, knew the prophecies and saw the signs and yet he was still unable to act, because he was so involved with "keeping out of politics" during an all-out war.
@@paulnicholson5997 Yoda says that, but the evidence keeps piling up so much, you would think the 500 year old leader of a spiritual cult, who spends half his day meditating, should eventually figure things out.
@Chronologist89 Yeah, Yoda def screwed that one up. Mace Windu even wants to tell the council that their ability to use the force has diminished, in AOTC. But Yoda at least know, if the council knows, are enemies will multiply. Then again, their enemies already knew that. It's kinda hard for Yoda though, Kia Adi Mundi even stated the sith had been gone for a millenia. That's quite a long time. A feeling in which not even Yoda had been familiar with. Still, he should have put 2 and 2 together.
Its not easy being in charge of thousands of Jedis and Trillions of lives throughout the Galaxy. This is why he banished himself from the situation. Failed he has.
Yoda was wiser and more powerful. But this is because Yoda was like 860 years old and had mastered the ways of the force. Qui Gon just had more potential and would have continued to grow as a jedi.
Qui-Gon was a proponent of the Living Force, which the Jedi Council all but considered to be minor heresy. However, it was due to his being immersed in the Living Force that he was able to see all that he saw. He would have seen Palpatine's rise for what it was.
Very true man I really see obi wan as a wise older brother and not so much a father figure. He was very young when took anakin as his padawan so he was more learning as much as Anakin and tried teaching his own ways and a bit of Qui gonn
There's a book series, "Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice", that follows Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan's adventures before Phantom Menace. It's Legends continuity now, sorry if that's a dealbreaker.
@@paulnicholson5997 Honestly, I haven't seen enough of the Disney stuff yet to decide if I'm for or against it, but I hate that they retconned almost the ENTIRE expanded universe. Especially the Jedi Apprentice books.
@Elris4 Getting rid of the Expanded Universe was just the first shoe to drop. You've never seen The Last Jedi? Besides Rogue One and Mando season 1 and 2, the rest is just an exercise in futility and watching your childhood heros die at the hands of shitty writers and ppl hell bent on subverting expectations. Andor was pretty good also, but when you hear that the writers had never seen any StarWars movies and weren't fans, well, let's just say the final product speaks for itself.
@SWDude2710 I did like Solo as well, Clone Wars, watched rebels (was ok), Obi-Wan was TLJ pt 2, and tales of the Jedi. I was mainly listing the movies though and Solo suffered from all the TLJ backlash, but was decent.
If it was Qui instead of mace at the pivotal fight and Ani was standing there unsure , Qui would have convinced him that Palpatine was truly evil and likely saved Ani from his fate.
Qui-Gon once went to a planet and saved a creature only to kill that creature later when it attacked them. His reasoning was something like "the living Force led me here" or something like that. He was so led by the Force that had he lived long enough, the Force would have eventually led him to uncovering that Palpatine was in fact a Sith lord.
He was just legendary. Wasn’t blinded by many things that made the others weak or fail tremendously when the council and Jedi fell. I feel that he woulda been fine in his own.
Qui-Gon was not blind like the other Jedi, and he wasn't to be the member of the council. A Jedi who do not want to be attend the life of the Jedi Council is more than dangerous. My favorite is Qui-Gon as well.
Another thing that probably doesn't get mentioned. Qui-Gon Jinn was also the Jedi who was usually away from the temple for long periods of time. Palpatine actually feared Jedi like Yoda would quickly catch on and it was a major reason he usually kept Yoda on Coruscant. He could continue to cloud Yoda's visions making his clairvoyance muddy and making it difficult to read.
except when he is going to reveal everything to Anakin. if Yoda had been on Coruscant at that time, he would have been one of the Jedi who went to arrest Palpatine, and given that a 1v1 Yoda vs. Palpatine ended in a stalemate and a 1v1 Windu vs. Palpatine ended in a defeat for the latter, Palpatine never would have stood a chance against Yoda and Windu together.
Although, we know that things had to unfold the way they did for the original trilogy to happen, it's sad to see how easily it could have gone the other way.
Qui gon was kind and caring, acting like a father to both obi wan and anakin. Whereas obi wan came across as the brother who was jealous of anakin, which made him belittle anakin a lot which anakin resented, add that to anakin having his ego stroked as the chosen one, and his frustration with his lack of advancement, and the ridiculous hoops the council put him through, its no wonder he turned to Palpatine for guidance and eventually fell to the dark side. And remember, anakin had years of compounded childhood trauma and the loss of his mother in addition to the huge responsibility of comanding troops and having to keep his forbidden love a secret, while watching hyppocrites like mundi have a family all in the middle of a huge war in which the results of several key battles hinged around him.
Qui Gon and Palpatine were the only two capable of filling the fatherly role Anakin needed. Personally, I think Plo Koon could have as well, but that's besides the point. They don't call it the Duel Of The Fates for nothing, it was literally fighting for Anakin's future.
It's all Dooku's fault Qui-Gon died, and that's why Dooku went traitor on Genosis; asking Obi Wan to join him and to try and overthrow Palpatine. Count Dooku genuinely believed in the mission of redeeming the Republic through war, but Palpatine's assassination of Qui Gon Jinn after the Count had talked up his apprentice and his near limitless wisdom... made Dooku sus about the personification of evil.
Qui-gon was quite possibly one of the few true Jedi... Someone who focused on the light side of the force and stayed out of politics and focused on the force instead...
That's why the duel between Maul and Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan is the "duel of the fates", because ultimately Anakin's destiny and that of the Galaxy is decided here. As you can also see in Dsney Gallery the mandalorian
Pente Patrol Star Wars has one where Qui-Gon and Dooku trained Anakin. I think Star Wars Theory has two part (I think) where Qui-Gon does, and takes Anakin to Dathomir. And I think SWT has another where Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon swapped places durin' the Duel of Fates and Qui-Gon was stuck behind the laser shield and Obi-Wan was killed by Maul.
Qui gon was extremely wise than Yoda and I remeber that in episode 3 Yoda was talking to Qui Gon in spirit convincing him and warning him about the consequenses is about come inside the council until order 66 immediately came.
It's actually scary how much sense this makes. Using this train of thought, it wouldn't shock me if Palpatine used Darth Maul as a way of "putting a hit out" on Qui-Gon Jinn. Plus, Palpatine would have known Qui-Gon was in close proximity to Anakin Skywalker, wanting to train Anakin himself. As Palpatine was, at the time, a member of the senate, and the Jedi worked closely with the Senate, ALSO because Amidala was Queen of Naboo, and Palpatine was her Senator, Palpatine would have been able to put the puzzle pieces together pretty fast about Anakin and his off the charts midichlorian count. At their first encounter in episode 1, at the end, when Palpatine told Anakin he would be watching him with great interest, he planned the whole time to have Anakin as his apprentice in the end. He just needed to bide his time, and only used Count Dooku and possibly the Jedi who ordered the clone army from Kamino, as his Sith pawns until Anakin was both old enough and in a position to be open and receptive to going to the dark side. It was very much a game of chess for Palpatine. He probably would have seen Qui-Gon as a threat to his plans to turn Anakin, as well as Palpatine legit fearing him. Something to chew on, food for thought.
It is ironic how Jedi preached about being "detached" but The Order in general was attached. I belive it is safe to say the Qui-Gon would have not have condemned Anakin's love for Padme".
He also feared Yoda’s saber abilities. That’s why he tried to run away from him. He said, “You will not stop me. Darth Vader will become more powerful than either of us.” Meaning, even if you successfully kill me, I’ll still win because the Chosen One will be a Sith.
Which is why people ALWAYS say that if Qui-Gon was alive Anakin wouldn’t have been a Sith. Because Obi-Wan was a slave to the Jedi order which is why he was a bad mentor for Anakin. Plus he was WAY to young as well
Yes Qui Gon is highly underrated. He is one of my most favourite Jedi. If Qui Gon was there he would’ve been able to guide Anakin into fulfilling his prophecy as the chosen one and bring balance to the force. No hate to Windu but he should’ve been second in command rather than Windu due to Windu’s arrogance
That explains at Qui-Gon Jinn's funeral Palpatine no doubt secretly felt relieved that he died. That way he still had a chance to get Anakin to The Dark Side.
Ehhh idk i mean hes probally better than most but he was also one of the main reasons anikan fell to the dark side i cant quite remember all the reason why but yoda did say "what have i done" and not only that they also wouldnt allow him rank of master even though he was on the council
Sidious was never afraid of master Yoda. He took great pleasure in deceiving him and the jedi order for years while being in plain sight the whole time
So basically Qui Gon was a Sentinel Jedi without a Yellow Lightsaber(basically a Gray Jedi..yeah I said the G-word)...cause Palpatine was worried about them as well
I wonder what would happen if Qui-Gon was the one who trained Anakin…but i guess nothing could stop his pain and anguish of revenge after losing his mother tho…
I’d like to imagine what if Qui-Gon survived the fight with Darth Maul instead of Obi Wan. I bet the outcome of the whole saga would’ve been somewhat different, if not drastically.
Qui-Gon would've made an EXCELLENT Keyblade Master! Imagine the look on Palpatine's Face if Qui-Gon walked up not only with the Skill & Power of a Grey Jedi, but also Light & Dark Multiverse Magic!!
Qui-Gon could have been the voice of reason in the Jedi Council. ...that is, if the Jedi Council had not allowed themselves to become blinded by the veil of the Dark Side. Qui-Gon followed the Old Ways of The Will.
Nah it would also have been Revan, if he was still around Sideous would have been absolutely terrified of Revan's Potential and knowledge. Between his Mastery of both sides of the force,Force Augmentation, knowledge and application of tactics and overall War experience, not to mention he would have been the perfect teacher to young Anakin.
He also feared Acosta Nu, because she was very knowledgeable of the Jedi history as she was over the Jedi Hololibrary, and she had the knowledge to aid a strong Jedi cabal in rebuilding the Order.
Okay he wasn’t the only one. He feared dooku extremely but only when it comes to the sword. Dooku in the books was par with yoda and yoda said if the fight went on for longer, yoda would’ve been at the disadvantage. In the books dooku fled because he felt padme and several clones approaching and he knew he’d be at a disadvantage so he left. After this duel sidious already knew dooku was a fantastic duelist and believed what plaguies said that he’d beat sidious but after he saw yoda and him duel, he knew 1’000% that he’d lose. Also he feared yoda because he knew yoda was his counterpart in the light side and then qui gon we all know why
After Palpatine‘s servant tried to kidnap Anakin, Qui-Gon phoned Palpatine and said: I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career, skills that make me a nightmare for people like you.
Sidious was right to fear Qui-Gon...Qui-Gon would find and select the chosen one for training, who would ultimately throw Palps down the reactor shaft, destroying the Sith. Qui-Gon would also learn how to reach out and communicate from the dead.
Qui-Gon is very high on my personal list of favorite Jedi. RIP Qui-Gon you were the best.
The best at getting his ass destroyed.
@tristantobias42 If only force heal would have been a thing!
Hmm, no Disney don't!
Nah Qui-Gon got winded and Throated
I feel like him sometimes actually lol. We all have our blindness 🤖 mindset and qwi gon waz to da force of a 🧠. Nothing but blissful restlessness for knowledge and force.
I agree
Thats actually a great point. Qui-Gon would have known Palps was the Sith & kept Anakin from becoming dark.
In Phantom Menace Quigon doesn't sense that Senator Papaltine, at the time, was a sith lord.
@@jeffreyconner2937 He would has realized faster than the others. Qui-Gon knew and understood Anakin's inner conflict.
@@Elameey I wasn't referring to Anakin's inner conflict. I was referring to Quigon knowing that Papaltine was a sith.
@@jeffreyconner2937 but given about 13 years, I don't see why he wouldn't be able to figure it out without Anakin hearing it directly.
@@jwil4286 Alright. Plus, Count Dooku likely would not have become a sith. Quigon dying had an effect on Dooku. Even if Quigon had lived. Dooku may have still left the Jedi order without becoming Sidious apprentice.
Thats why it was called the the, "Duel of Fates". The outcome of Qui Gonns and Mauls duel would determine the fate of Anakin.
Spot on. I remember George telling Williams he wanted something for that scene that gave "The sense of foreboding and impending doom".
If only qui gon had won that one duel.
I always thought it was called “Duel of The Fates” because they are the ones who end up dying in the fight with Obi-Wan being the only one alive.
@@reallemmykoopa2008 No, it was to determine Anakins fate. He would not have turned to the darkside if Qui Gonns had been his master. Also in turn the Republics, galaxy's and Jedi's fates also.
Qui Gonn needed to die. If Anakin never joined Palpatine, there's a high chance old Palps still would have succeeded and ended the Jedi order. And if Qui Gonn was Anakin's master, Luke and Leia may never have been born. Without them, there wouldn't be anyone left to fight the Empire. Just my hot take. Either all that would happen, or Anakin would have fulfilled his destiny and became the chosen one and singlehandedly ended Palpatine. But that seems less likely to me
Just consider the fact, that Yoda pretty much knew about the future to come. He had visions, knew the prophecies and saw the signs and yet he was still unable to act, because he was so involved with "keeping out of politics" during an all-out war.
The dark side of the force clouds everything.
@@paulnicholson5997 Yoda says that, but the evidence keeps piling up so much, you would think the 500 year old leader of a spiritual cult, who spends half his day meditating, should eventually figure things out.
@Chronologist89 Yeah, Yoda def screwed that one up. Mace Windu even wants to tell the council that their ability to use the force has diminished, in AOTC. But Yoda at least know, if the council knows, are enemies will multiply. Then again, their enemies already knew that. It's kinda hard for Yoda though, Kia Adi Mundi even stated the sith had been gone for a millenia. That's quite a long time. A feeling in which not even Yoda had been familiar with. Still, he should have put 2 and 2 together.
“Neutrality only helps the oppressor Never the oppressed”
Its not easy being in charge of thousands of Jedis and Trillions of lives throughout the Galaxy. This is why he banished himself from the situation. Failed he has.
Qui Gon was *THE JEDI*
Even Yoda was not on his Level!
Ohhhh yaaaa
quigon wasnt as powerful as yoda
@@Prince_the_One I was Not talking about Power but regarding the "Way of the Jedi"
@@Prince_the_Onethere any many types of power. Qui-Gon was wiser than Yoda.
Yoda was wiser and more powerful. But this is because Yoda was like 860 years old and had mastered the ways of the force. Qui Gon just had more potential and would have continued to grow as a jedi.
Qui-Gon would've been the father figure Anakin needed, making it harder for Palpatine to assume that role.
Qui-Gon was a proponent of the Living Force, which the Jedi Council all but considered to be minor heresy. However, it was due to his being immersed in the Living Force that he was able to see all that he saw. He would have seen Palpatine's rise for what it was.
It was also because Qui-Gon was also a father to Anakin as much as he was to Obi-Wan.
Very true man I really see obi wan as a wise older brother and not so much a father figure. He was very young when took anakin as his padawan so he was more learning as much as Anakin and tried teaching his own ways and a bit of Qui gonn
Qui conn is the literal denifintion of what a jedi should be
No wonder his plan worked
Qui-Gon is the perfect example of what a Jedi should be. I believe he is even wiser than Yoda.
The true definition of a Jedi.
I loved the lore of Qui_Gon. I would love something that fleshed out his character a but more...
There's a book series, "Star Wars: Jedi Apprentice", that follows Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan's adventures before Phantom Menace. It's Legends continuity now, sorry if that's a dealbreaker.
@Elris4 Its not a deal breaker at all, in fact I consider "Legends" to be more canon than any trash Disney has come up with.
@@paulnicholson5997 Honestly, I haven't seen enough of the Disney stuff yet to decide if I'm for or against it, but I hate that they retconned almost the ENTIRE expanded universe. Especially the Jedi Apprentice books.
@Elris4 Getting rid of the Expanded Universe was just the first shoe to drop. You've never seen The Last Jedi? Besides Rogue One and Mando season 1 and 2, the rest is just an exercise in futility and watching your childhood heros die at the hands of shitty writers and ppl hell bent on subverting expectations. Andor was pretty good also, but when you hear that the writers had never seen any StarWars movies and weren't fans, well, let's just say the final product speaks for itself.
@SWDude2710 I did like Solo as well, Clone Wars, watched rebels (was ok), Obi-Wan was TLJ pt 2, and tales of the Jedi. I was mainly listing the movies though and Solo suffered from all the TLJ backlash, but was decent.
If it was Qui instead of mace at the pivotal fight and Ani was standing there unsure , Qui would have convinced him that Palpatine was truly evil and likely saved Ani from his fate.
Qui Gon is the Goat.
Qui gon is the most underrated jedi ever. The story would be MUCH different if he didnt die.
Nobody can forget this man . He was the absolute goat 🐐
He probably made it clear to Darth Maul that it was imperative to kill him then.
Qui-Gon once went to a planet and saved a creature only to kill that creature later when it attacked them. His reasoning was something like "the living Force led me here" or something like that.
He was so led by the Force that had he lived long enough, the Force would have eventually led him to uncovering that Palpatine was in fact a Sith lord.
Thus why he had Maul kill him, which also gravely upset Dooku.
He was just legendary. Wasn’t blinded by many things that made the others weak or fail tremendously when the council and Jedi fell. I feel that he woulda been fine in his own.
So thats why darth maul is ordered to kill qui gon
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This is the first my comment got so many likes
Yes among others.
@@Luke_wait_for_it_marengoDarth Maul was Among us
@@SenzuYamcha768I knew Darth Maul was a sussy baka
I always felt that way.
You got to pump those numbers up, those are rookie numbers 😎🤣
I want a Star Wars what if show so bad
Disney would completely ruin it lol like they do everything
Well lucky for old Palps, Qui is Gon
😆 good one
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I was surprised but u know what? Now that he explains it it makes absolute sense like I never even realized it
Qui-Gon was not blind like the other Jedi, and he wasn't to be the member of the council. A Jedi who do not want to be attend the life of the Jedi Council is more than dangerous. My favorite is Qui-Gon as well.
Another thing that probably doesn't get mentioned. Qui-Gon Jinn was also the Jedi who was usually away from the temple for long periods of time.
Palpatine actually feared Jedi like Yoda would quickly catch on and it was a major reason he usually kept Yoda on Coruscant. He could continue to cloud Yoda's visions making his clairvoyance muddy and making it difficult to read.
except when he is going to reveal everything to Anakin. if Yoda had been on Coruscant at that time, he would have been one of the Jedi who went to arrest Palpatine, and given that a 1v1 Yoda vs. Palpatine ended in a stalemate and a 1v1 Windu vs. Palpatine ended in a defeat for the latter, Palpatine never would have stood a chance against Yoda and Windu together.
Although, we know that things had to unfold the way they did for the original trilogy to happen, it's sad to see how easily it could have gone the other way.
Qui-Gon Jinn when he saw that you can survive beeing stab by lightsaber; 👀
Qui gon was kind and caring, acting like a father to both obi wan and anakin. Whereas obi wan came across as the brother who was jealous of anakin, which made him belittle anakin a lot which anakin resented, add that to anakin having his ego stroked as the chosen one, and his frustration with his lack of advancement, and the ridiculous hoops the council put him through, its no wonder he turned to Palpatine for guidance and eventually fell to the dark side. And remember, anakin had years of compounded childhood trauma and the loss of his mother in addition to the huge responsibility of comanding troops and having to keep his forbidden love a secret, while watching hyppocrites like mundi have a family all in the middle of a huge war in which the results of several key battles hinged around him.
Qui Gon and Palpatine were the only two capable of filling the fatherly role Anakin needed.
Personally, I think Plo Koon could have as well, but that's besides the point.
They don't call it the Duel Of The Fates for nothing, it was literally fighting for Anakin's future.
It's all Dooku's fault Qui-Gon died, and that's why Dooku went traitor on Genosis; asking Obi Wan to join him and to try and overthrow Palpatine.
Count Dooku genuinely believed in the mission of redeeming the Republic through war, but Palpatine's assassination of Qui Gon Jinn after the Count had talked up his apprentice and his near limitless wisdom... made Dooku sus about the personification of evil.
Need to make him a movie
If I was him id fear not only qui gon but also plo koon if he wasnt killed during order 66
Qui Gon is the most wholesome tbh
There’s 3 people i would have loved to be their Padawan/Apprentice.
N.1- Baylan Skoll
N.2- Count Dooku
N.3- Qui-gon Jin
For me its more:
1. darth plagueis
2. Darth bane
3. Revan
@@darth.dominus.the.savage the fbi would like to know your location
@@darth.dominus.the.savagetrust me my guy, you wouldn’t wanna be sith
Palps would've given Darth Maul a big raise if he "survived" and returned to him.
I wanna see a Star Wars what if series for what if Qui Gon won the duel of the fates
Now I wanna rewatch Star Wars ❤
Qui-gon was quite possibly one of the few true Jedi... Someone who focused on the light side of the force and stayed out of politics and focused on the force instead...
Qui gon vs sidious would be insane
Next Star Wars episode is going to be going back in time and changing Qui-Gon's fate 💀
The soy writers of Lucasfilm will go back and give him the Luke Skywalker treatment.
Qui gon was a jedi with a specific set of skills
That's why the duel between Maul and Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan is the "duel of the fates", because ultimately Anakin's destiny and that of the Galaxy is decided here. As you can also see in Dsney Gallery the mandalorian
I wanna see a what if where qui-gon survied and trained anakin
Pente Patrol Star Wars has one where Qui-Gon and Dooku trained Anakin. I think Star Wars Theory has two part (I think) where Qui-Gon does, and takes Anakin to Dathomir. And I think SWT has another where Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon swapped places durin' the Duel of Fates and Qui-Gon was stuck behind the laser shield and Obi-Wan was killed by Maul.
Qui gon was extremely wise than Yoda and I remeber that in episode 3 Yoda was talking to Qui Gon in spirit convincing him and warning him about the consequenses is about come inside the council until order 66 immediately came.
It's actually scary how much sense this makes. Using this train of thought, it wouldn't shock me if Palpatine used Darth Maul as a way of "putting a hit out" on Qui-Gon Jinn. Plus, Palpatine would have known Qui-Gon was in close proximity to Anakin Skywalker, wanting to train Anakin himself. As Palpatine was, at the time, a member of the senate, and the Jedi worked closely with the Senate, ALSO because Amidala was Queen of Naboo, and Palpatine was her Senator, Palpatine would have been able to put the puzzle pieces together pretty fast about Anakin and his off the charts midichlorian count. At their first encounter in episode 1, at the end, when Palpatine told Anakin he would be watching him with great interest, he planned the whole time to have Anakin as his apprentice in the end. He just needed to bide his time, and only used Count Dooku and possibly the Jedi who ordered the clone army from Kamino, as his Sith pawns until Anakin was both old enough and in a position to be open and receptive to going to the dark side. It was very much a game of chess for Palpatine. He probably would have seen Qui-Gon as a threat to his plans to turn Anakin, as well as Palpatine legit fearing him. Something to chew on, food for thought.
It is ironic how Jedi preached about being "detached" but The Order in general was attached. I belive it is safe to say the Qui-Gon would have not have condemned Anakin's love for Padme".
He feared jedi bob because he can never be beaten and has learned the ways of revival
He also feared Yoda’s saber abilities. That’s why he tried to run away from him. He said, “You will not stop me. Darth Vader will become more powerful than either of us.” Meaning, even if you successfully kill me, I’ll still win because the Chosen One will be a Sith.
I would love to watch a series with qui-gon surviving
Which is why people ALWAYS say that if Qui-Gon was alive Anakin wouldn’t have been a Sith. Because Obi-Wan was a slave to the Jedi order which is why he was a bad mentor for Anakin. Plus he was WAY to young as well
He Will be Always the senate😂
If qui gon jinn was still alive , then anakin would have become a great jedi master and not a sith lord
It was actually Dooku 💀 but his influence on his apprentice obviously was an extension of his individualistic nature.
FAX
He only feared one thing, Anakin's thesis.
Mace: “He is a bit rouge for our liking.”
Yoda: “Yes, ass in pain, he is … but he’s our ass in pain ….”
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Yes Qui Gon is highly underrated. He is one of my most favourite Jedi. If Qui Gon was there he would’ve been able to guide Anakin into fulfilling his prophecy as the chosen one and bring balance to the force. No hate to Windu but he should’ve been second in command rather than Windu due to Windu’s arrogance
That explains at Qui-Gon Jinn's funeral Palpatine no doubt secretly felt relieved that he died. That way he still had a chance to get Anakin to The Dark Side.
This is probably the fifth "only" jedi Palpatine feard I've heard of.
I think Yoda is up there too.
Mace not afraid of him but close enough 😅
Ehhh idk i mean hes probally better than most but he was also one of the main reasons anikan fell to the dark side i cant quite remember all the reason why but yoda did say "what have i done" and not only that they also wouldnt allow him rank of master even though he was on the council
Sidious was never afraid of master Yoda. He took great pleasure in deceiving him and the jedi order for years while being in plain sight the whole time
If Sidious fears you, you're the major threat to him.
Welp Qui-Gon is key to everything
So basically Qui Gon was a Sentinel Jedi without a Yellow Lightsaber(basically a Gray Jedi..yeah I said the G-word)...cause Palpatine was worried about them as well
Sidious after seeing yoda: 🏃♀️💨
Qui-Gon would've become much better master for Anakin.
Maul :
That's why he sent maul to kill Qui gon,!!! What a sinister plan met by the emperor 💀
If Qui-Gon was fighting Anakin at the end of ROTS instead of Obi-Wan, he easily would have convinced him to come back to the light.
Wish qui gon survived.
He definitely should of... or at least got his force ghost
@josh2Sides2 he did became a force ghost, you can see it in the kanobi series.
@@user-gq7dq9ve5h not right away tho especially if you watch the clone wars saga
I want to make movies one day and I plan to go back and do a Star Wars movies of what if Qui gon survive and many other what if this happened movies
@@GracieSkywalker I wish I could make star wars movies as well, like a sequel trilogy that people would actually like.
Tbh Qui Gon is the "TOTGA" of the Jedi in the Prequel movies.
I wonder what would happen if Qui-Gon was the one who trained Anakin…but i guess nothing could stop his pain and anguish of revenge after losing his mother tho…
His last few moments were spent in complete and utter fear of Anakin
Bro I swear you say this about every Jedi
I’d like to imagine what if Qui-Gon survived the fight with Darth Maul instead of Obi Wan. I bet the outcome of the whole saga would’ve been somewhat different, if not drastically.
If Qui Gon was still alive in the rest of the prequels, than Sidious would’ve probably of lost
Qui-Gon would've made an EXCELLENT Keyblade Master!
Imagine the look on Palpatine's Face if Qui-Gon walked up not only with the Skill & Power of a Grey Jedi, but also Light & Dark Multiverse Magic!!
Qui-Gon could have been the voice of reason in the Jedi Council. ...that is, if the Jedi Council had not allowed themselves to become blinded by the veil of the Dark Side. Qui-Gon followed the Old Ways of The Will.
Nah it would also have been Revan, if he was still around Sideous would have been absolutely terrified of Revan's Potential and knowledge. Between his Mastery of both sides of the force,Force Augmentation, knowledge and application of tactics and overall War experience, not to mention he would have been the perfect teacher to young Anakin.
Palpatine was truly afraid of Jar Jar Binks
Qui gon would look for him, and he would find him
For a second he feared Windu as well lol
Quigon needs an orign story
your in luck there gonna add the series of qui-gon jinn
Not under Disney's reign he doesnt.
And this is why he sent Maul after Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan
He also feared Acosta Nu, because she was very knowledgeable of the Jedi history as she was over the Jedi Hololibrary, and she had the knowledge to aid a strong Jedi cabal in rebuilding the Order.
Dammit. Really thought it would be Coleman Trebor
How the Jedi did not feel Sidious dark/evil energy I have no idea.
Remember Yoda in the prequals said that the Dark Side clouds everything so even Yoda couldnt see the future.
@@JohnS-il1dr MTFBWY
Okay he wasn’t the only one. He feared dooku extremely but only when it comes to the sword. Dooku in the books was par with yoda and yoda said if the fight went on for longer, yoda would’ve been at the disadvantage. In the books dooku fled because he felt padme and several clones approaching and he knew he’d be at a disadvantage so he left. After this duel sidious already knew dooku was a fantastic duelist and believed what plaguies said that he’d beat sidious but after he saw yoda and him duel, he knew 1’000% that he’d lose. Also he feared yoda because he knew yoda was his counterpart in the light side and then qui gon we all know why
I wish Dameron would have said “ Somehow Qui Gon has returned “
The word you were looking for was scared.
After Palpatine‘s servant tried to kidnap Anakin, Qui-Gon phoned Palpatine and said: I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career, skills that make me a nightmare for people like you.
He feared Jar Jar the most.
All with fear Jedi sentinels ( yellow sabers)
I don't believe Anakin would have turned to the dark side if Qui-Gon was his trainer .
Qui-Gon GigaChad
We need a "what if" style star wars story where Qui-Gon doesnt die and he's the one that trains Anakin that would be very interesting I feel.
Rest in peace Master
Be interesting to see how the movies would have turned out if Qui-Gon lived
He feared Yoda, he tried to run dude. It's in the movie man.
Sidious was right to fear Qui-Gon...Qui-Gon would find and select the chosen one for training, who would ultimately throw Palps down the reactor shaft, destroying the Sith. Qui-Gon would also learn how to reach out and communicate from the dead.
It's always the really famous actors that get the best treatment